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iher wls" . etinOantly both hoiAercus and rainy ; the roi.ds tthnelt ittiv.tissalite ; titul from the time we 9Hodeo uotiLthe buticuder of the place they hud hot •t he leaht cessation trot), fatigue. _ I have the honour to itiefose a Riatement of the killed and i wounded on board the onfiance (twen ty-tunr) ;- also a list of the returns of ordnance, ttor , , 0, 4te. .Thy Portlvese laud and sea torces; 'one kilted and eight wound ; Frent.ll, one Captain nud litteenyrivates.killed, and tKent) wounded.. • I have now, the hawitiess to congratulate 2you un the finalsoceess cot the Expedition, and I nu,' tile steps I have taken will insure sue your ap probation. I an, &c. JAMES LUCAS YEO. To Item.liniral Sir %I/Hilaire Sidney Smith, K.S. Lunuuauder in L liicl, &c. Act:. ‘., 'CANTU CATION.. Proposici t y Viaor lingues, 'Meer of the Legion of Na ituur, Lomuiaudcrot iii Majesty ir. Enitmor and King. Commander ur Chict of Cayenne and Efent.l: Lows. and ackei,l:4 by 1.41.cti Lucas ‘co, Post Captain in his 1311111‘ 6'14,1W) Sgr VILV, t in: Combined Na val tnglion • nil eortuguste torues, and Manuel Marques, X,, et sue Xiiiitary Outer of St.,Beiivit d'Avie, Lieu. tt,,,,..,i-C.;oitmel ill Line and Director of . the Corps of At. coiminaiwing the advanced Army of the Portuguese. • the ahViitlCeff pasts have been carried, and that the Connhiss oiler ut the Linpelor.anit King 14 rctiu‘ed stlth his Ciaittoon to the toss u, fle.u% , e9 It to tht.se 4ellthhchtfi of nonour which 4,11. 1 J}S dili1111:01411),(1 111111, to tilV: valour Om good ‘otiduct I the 044,etti 41114 iol4l‘ll. under 1115 cow. to the 0104.11mi:i1L ut 11111ahttahts Ot the t,.tiluiiy .1(4 ut, ,:•.,..ot) rite hinperot aua linty,. to declare publicly, that hr tree. nos .less to the fume tu.n to (Pc destructive w . operating ail the Staves wn4i sh.JUly phi the Lite. ' ny, of binning an the t lani,,nuos anti wink thine oc any resistant;c , - The . oininissioner of the Emperor ctunmaishng in Chief, after tr,tvtit,; ;messed the hurinng crt sevetal eta:nations, partiLutarty Ills t,1114 Meet t.Ull4lUallae ut the LuibilY, hail attributed It at tits; to the casualties of war, and the •disorgattiaationot the ininp, and the liberation ut the slaves • appeared to him a 11101..eillaty 1111W1ICe ; but being assured in wining Ilia the English and Portuguese °dicers tided m tue ut the ontct sOl H . U. the Pruice Regent, and in wish. lug to save the Colony Hon total destructiun, and to pre. serve Ins august &tassel's subjects, who 1141 the him so many ptouts of tiietr attaClnntaii and fidelity, the Commis. slither of- h is Imperial :no Royal Majesty, surrenders the Co lony to the hirers of his Royal Highness ttie Prince Regent on the hollowing Conditioes t - Article I 'lite Oarrisoit shall march out with thelearreis and baggage, and all the honours at war the. fJtlicers shall retain their side arms, and those lii the Stall' their bursts. The Garrison shall lay down their arms, and engage pot to serve against his Royal Highness and his Allies during one lear. 11. Vessels shall be furnished at the expense of his High. 'less the Prince Regent, to carry the Garrison, the Officers Civil and slithery, and all those employed in the service, with mar families Ind elliittS,dtted to-France with as little • delay as passible. ill A convenient vessel shall be furnished to convey to France the Commissioner a the Emperor commanding in Claiet, his fatally. ,his olncels, his suite,, and ,etli:cts, the Chief of the Adirlinigrativa at 1' the Commander of the troops, this Inspeetor., and the Commandant et the Ar. tillers, with their IV. A convenient delay shall be granted to the Officers who have property in the Colony to settle tlieir V. The arsoialsi .batteries, and every thing belonging to the artillery, the small arms and powder magazines, and the provision item, Shall be given up by inventory. and in the stile in which they now are, and the same shall be point. al out. ' VI. The SlaVe6 on both aides shall be disarmed and sent to • their respective plantations. Ihe I . rchcit negroes whom tile gLomniainters by sea and laid at his Royal Highness the Itegecit' have engaged fur the service during the war, 'add to whom, in virtu: of their orders, they have given their freedom, shall be cunt out Of the Colon). as they can only . Tettlauf future an objeetiif .tronolo an tft.sens)un. The LutlAn.univr, as they ft,vu inotrosen, to solicit ' . Of his R(4,:t mice rep,l.Ang'of those 1.1.4ve,, or ofi Juni:Unlit) , in 1..v.. , ut ut inin.uttant4 to Whim tires ozn:ng. VII Ihe papers. plane, and other ankles belonging to the Engineer ircpartinent, shall be equally given up. Tie at..; , , and wounded who are•obleged to remain in tiky 1 wail 4 11 that noungs..o them. as soon 3 i:,ey are its a sHuatiuit 5. 4., so; lie the Aiieja. tithe, • t 1.4 be it •iiteri as they have halietto. • X. i" Nate ',riven.), at tviialsoever nature or descrip Coil, al, I be- respected, ant: the 1111141)ttittitS &nay dispose 'ut: it 'as heretofore. X • tie I iiitahitants cif the Colotiy shall treserse.their prop•st•es, tne e, tn to u.i f it,,,, ; U. 4or.t.senteulit;ited by tite huVeri:4l. Uht..‘r *111‘.::.110:1 tire) el,.itt le. at to real prr.periies and l'Olfe, in IV lab i Witt.out ally nOtitiit.to. • • XI. I Lc KituiVii in t• ranee moles the title of the; N at,f to torCC hi the I,Autlt. Shall lie ob• act►id ancl executed tibia peace between - tor t riati.ns • tie and; only ti iii Ittleretit. of silt* 5.. d 6,1 e s i.ounecteci whir them 'num:neat 'tile . • sat Laws. , XII. 'I fie' nehts acknowlet!ged by Individuals during 'or previous tile time, tier. :. by toe prix sting At hew, select bit ex agreeauly to the seals ticizt mined by the Wine Article. Xlii. .I‘ste Pupils cOticcinmg the c.,t truer 41141 Ifkitmuij. lion , -1 the troops shall be I:4;1C( away by the cjihilluf•itnis. ter. • , 1 5. V, Desirous of preserving the Spice Plautati tt called • La G•ahr. Ile in all its ipientleur and agriculture, it la stipu. latest that neither. n nor any of the plaptabuo trees or plants . shalt De uest,oyett, but that it shalt tfc prescrved ill thebtare lilt Which i is s;lVeilrr WO tit the COMlll.ll4ele of: his Royal 11r hnla~ t. 'e I (ince Regent. XV .A It tile papers of the stores, o$ inspeetion f the Cus toms, or 'of any responsibility Oonsterer. shalt he eepr;sited in the Secretaries' office, or in any other place chat may be ustetd on to 1.•. e referred to whin the rat Hi occasion;_ toe whole ;hall be tonna Inc Seal of the two Glove:Mucus, anti ut the disposal or ins I mparial' and Royal Majdatj. • 'The press It capitulation' shalt be:written. in tile three languages; And 'signed by the ;brat: Ofii‘e , s:stiputating. Al tha advasicatt posts of botucte, this rails January, 1809. • ( Stdin,J) VICI OR ltuGuES. • !AM P.S LUC AS' EV.. 11ANUE1....11AltQUES. Lig of Killed aitcl Wounded or his Nil jesty's Ship Contiance, lalTiell'i.ticab b eo, Esq Captain, between sho gith caliber, iSoid, and vith Insuary, flit 9. Mr. lobes Read, Listrigoons-.01 gUyst Marines, mortally wounded . ; - died Tenissry 11011., air. Illy in, LicAstenaist, dangerously wounded in E ve places. lilacs Tittilapstne, (.2uatter.M4ster's tklate, datiseNusly wounded. am, hlattesun, able, ditto, %Vm, Ne...e, Coxswain, ditto. lobo Lai; randeute, ditto. Chu. 4.31. Tboinas tames, latabspn, badly . wound. cat. 'Thomas . h.mberts, able ditto. Saniuel L;antiler, able, ditto. Nicholas t; low, tnaw, able, slii,htly wounded. Inas Burliest, ordinary, ditto. kilns i. etta, otduiary, ditto. 'l'honia,WoUty, tandinan, ditto.. John Sinnott, urdinaty, ditto. George Leader, able, ditto. • %nines. Wiltiarn IlAtcmap, private, mortally wounded t. died /an. lf; Cittrogati„Corpor.ll, dangerously ivouritled. Huhn Lear, ditto. Disval Da ll ids, rowel, ditto. If icitattl Davis, private, ditto. Jacob Ogertdoy, private, slightly wountliti. Robert Luscombe, 'private, ditto. las. britiption, &Ocala, t killed, 23 wounded. (bigne4) lAMBS. LUCAS 'YE°, Capt. THOS. IiEVESTRE, burgeon. • dripiiraltrOifice, 441 15, 1809, Coo , of a Letter from Admiral Young, Commander in Line( at rlyinouth, to the Hon. %V. W. rola, dated the ;pit ioStAn t. SIR, I have great pleasure in trartsrnitting, fur the in. forniation' of the Lurch Cotninissionera of the Ad miralty, the Copy at a Giter twat Captain Sey mour, of bib Majesty's Ship •Atnethyst, to,Adiniral Lord Gambier, gibing his Lorchltip an account of the Anteth)it having taken another of the Enemy's Frigates. _ I amp &c. W. YOUNG. Amethyst, off Ushant, Apr!) 12, 1809. MY LORD, I have very sincere pleasure in acquainting you of the capture of Le Niemen,. a tine new French Frigate of forty-four guns, twenty-eight of which are eighteen pounders on the main deck, and three, hundred ; and nineteen men, copper fastened, two days from Verdun Roads, with six months provi slam and naval stores on. board, and bound to the •Isle of France, commanded by 'Mons. Dupotet, Capitaine de Frigate, n .distinguished Officer, who defended his Ship with gieat ability and resolution. At eleven in the forenoon of the bth instant, the wind at east ; Emerald north within signal distance, Cordovan bearing E. , by N. 42 leagues, a Ship was perceived in the E. S. E. coining down, steering, to the. westward ;- which hauled to the S. S. E. on making us out. She was immediately dined, but at twenty minutes past seven we lon sight other and Sic Emerald, and had not gained on the chase. After dark the Amethyst's course was shaped to meet the probable route of an enemy, at half past nine, we .crossed one, but though within halt 'bun -shot at eleven, from which time till one the bow and the stern chasers were exchanging, her extraordinary sailing prevented our etfeeting any thing serinus. From one till pmt three A. M. on the 6th, the attiott was sevLre, after which the enemy's main amt mizeninasts fell, his fire became Ifflit, was just silenced, while hors continued . es. lively as ever, when the Arethusa appeared, and on her tiring, he immediately nude a sigma of having su, rendered, and played to be the same. Frigate te counntonlod to cry notice in your Lordship's order of the 9th ultimo. She tell on board us once in the contest ; sue had forty-seven killed and seventy three wounded. The main and' mizentnasts of the Amethyst fell at the close of the action, and she had eight killed and thirty-seven wounded. ' To render just praise to the brave and admirable coralud of every officer and man of this Ship's Com pany (of whom two, officers and thirty-seven men were absent in prizes, the prisoners from which, sixty-nine, were on 'board), I am'perlectly unequal. The great exertions and experience of the Leiria Lieutenant, Mr. William Hill, and Mr. Robert Fair, the Master, I am particularly indebted tor.. Lieu tenants Waring and Prytherch, of the Royal Marines, deserve my best thanks: The Prize's foremast fell next day, and I left her in "tow of time Arethusa; who .afforded us in every Instance the must prompt assistance, and by Captain Mend's desire I write. • In . justice to' a mast vigilant Officer, I have to observe, that from the Emerald's situation, even Captain Maitlai.d's skill in f ollid not avail him in get ting up to the Enemy, and the darkness and squally weather in the early part of the night precluded all hope of his keeping sight of the Amethyst. h4vis the Honour to be, Ikc. M. SEYMOUR. Right Iron. Lord Gambier, &c. Seamen killed. Tohn Ridgway, ar:d Stater, ordinary. fohn Copes, able. George -Lime, ordinary. John eaJambe, landinan. John Mentyn, orditi..ry. Seantru dangerously wounded. Daniel Ilutici•. oru.nary. Gideon Dslgeon. Quarter-mat- , ter's Alatc ., lutut v. bite, Carpei‘ter's crew. James Long. Able. Janies Caint,ltael, ditto. Arexander Cooper, Ar ittourer4 Mate. Mitchell, ordinary. Mr.boultun, gunner. Mark Tug... Landman. • .Seamen ievercly wounded. William Woothvar.., Marc.— . James Marsh, l an um mi . tuna 61.1.4ttald(t), Capon., of the Maintop. 'olio fitagere4d. - julin.Earsyth, lataltnain —Andrew (;icy, Y 04114411451 the Shccta, wounded.' Stamm alightlY Mr. Lacey. Ho.itsw.un. Strinul Ittwerts. able. Stephen Wnwlatitt, uroinary ttrtal. Latniebau4n, tatttltnan. Chas. tjah, tutor. • hilower Lowry, mummy, .jazueo Tait, ably. Mtrthi, bulaimunier.ay. James Campbell, Que. tcr tani t iker. Anchor.) vu,„ Carpenter's crew. MArtnes Edward burri..o and luacFn l'ottlx.rs, privates. • Plaines .Angerously wounded, Willl4m 13tnder, Curpor4l. Ignics iturrage ltd lames Britain, ditto. ' - Marines severely wounded. Mr. S. efythar,,n, Second laoutettant.' john Rutter, Scr. leasst• jUIiU iv eii., prtvatc. Witham Taylor, ditto. wet . Mears, ditto. t IICSIDza(3), d it io e j o h n win, ditto. Ron..rt Suiliiigct:. ditto. • 04,41ine, sliglitly wounded. Henry tsfirt LAC Ita Admiralty-O f fice, April is, limo., Admiral Lod ,Gambier has transmitted to the Hon , W. W. Pole, a letter tioni Califain-Adam, of "his Majesty' Ship Retitxtauce,. itig an account of the debtruttion ot a French Acinett Schooner and Cliasse I cc, in the Port ot Anchove, near Cape 141acincaco, uu tho Bth ot March la4t, by the boats of that ship,: under the direction, ot Livptenatit COr byo, who, had previously carried a battery of four goo, #hicb commanded the harbour:. War.OPe, dpril ic, laltEVkT. To bt Licutensnr.Genstals in Pen lugal during the Continu . anceof their Service in that. Country. trknr-Generill Cove Slterbrqke. 41Jjor.Gcneral WiNiam Nayne. Major. General the Flusaburable William l'agett. STAFF. Freilerick Drennan, Gentleman, to be an Assistant. Commis. bat y of Stores, i'reviaium, and Forag.: to the Farices. Comminion in the ApAlen), Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant.. iohrt Dutton, Gevt, to be Ensign,, Dated April 7, 1809. Commis - aion in. the Anglesey LOC3I Militia, ;ivied by the Lord Lieutenant. John Bod)chan Sparrow', Esq. to he Major. vice liodychan Sparrow, who rtlips. Dated April %z, iBO9. 'Commissions signed by the Lord, Lieutenant of the County of Fite. • FM:shire Militia. Ensign lohn Death to te Lieutenant, vice Cnce, resigned. Dated December g), Ala. Ensign . Kelly Plunkett to be ditto, vice Hepburn Chrichton, 'resigned. nate(' thcem. her x 7, :US. Thomas Snook, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Budd°, promoted. Dated December a. 6, tBOB, -- Graves, Gent. to - be ditto, vice heath, promoted. Dated December 26, Luke Glover Flynn, Gent, to be ditto, vice Plunkett, promoted. Dated December 'a?, Commission in the Bedfordshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. • Samuel Wallis, Gem to be Lieutenant, vice Hardgrave, re sighed. Demi March aj,•itleg. CP stoc.l7ffia, April t;, n 4.1 MEM*Ett Sv.itVE IN riiii FRFSENr PAULIAMENT. Borough of Nrwport. • Leartard Thomas Worslo ITohues, Esq. of Phlford House s in-the Isle of Wight, in the mein of the kight tionourabic Sir Arthur Wedrafty, who Inis-arcepled the Chiltern Hun. ilrecht; 84.VX"RUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Bailey, of. Burnham, Essex, boitt-buildet, from April is to 25, at ten, at Guildhall, t:inidon. George Grew, ut Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, tailor, from . . , . • April t i to IS, at ten. at Guildiul I. i•oiltioll. William fleslop, of Long-acre, Middlesex, man's mercer, from April iti to lune s, at ten, at Guildhall., BANKRuPrcnis SUPERSgDA D. Margaret Longmire, of Penrith, Cumberland, millinrsr. Andrew Young, of Stainthrd, Lincolnshire, cominori-brester. William Gilbert, of Purtse4, county u 1 Stnunampton, &a. BANKRUPTS. John Agg, the younger, of Bristol, printer, bookseller, and stationer, to surrender May 3,4, and 27, at the Crown I nn , . Evesham. Attornies, Messrs Cardale and Spear, Gray's `. Inn, London; or Mr. Cheek, Eveshatn. John Denny, or Barbican, London, stationer, April 18, 29, • and May 27. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court. lohn Spencer, of Sherrard. street, Golden.square, Middlesex, jeweller,22, April 29, and May 27, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Smart and Thomas, Staples ' Inn, London; or Mr. Chater, Birmingham. • Thomas. Darneil, Billingham, Durham, common-brewer, A 1 ,6. 26, at two, 27, at etew en, and May 27, at one, at the ' Black Lion, Stockton. A tunnies, Mr. Ksiaocck, Stockton; or Messrs. Sloper Lid Heath, Montague-street, Russell. square. Middlesex. John Cross Brown, now or late Salford, Lancashire, hawker, May 2,3, and 27, at two, ar the CUIIIIIIeICIAI Inn,. Man. chester. A ttonties, Mr. Hewitt, 141..tichester ;' or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor.street, Loinion. Thomas Carter, of Mason street, Kent-road, Surrey, dealer, April 25, 29, and May 27, at one at London. Attorney, Mr. Walker, Old lewry, London. Joseph Roy le, of t'resbury, Cheshire, tanner, May 4, g, and . . 27, at te - n, at the Old Ang I Inn, Nlaccle.hild. Aitornues, blessis. Clulow and Stone, Macclesfield; ur Mr. El is, CutNitor-street, London. !um) Court, now or late of Saint Prairelt's, Glouceiterchire, timber-merchant, May 17, 18, and 27, at-eleven, at the Kin4's hlead, Colford. Attorney, Mr. Tuotnas lames, Colforci,Glutteestersnire. Peter liiggs, of Gloucester-terrace, Cannon-street-road, Mid dlesex, auctioneer, April iB, 2;, and May 27, at ten, at Guildhall. A ttorni e s, Messrs. Smith and Henderson, Le. mon-street, Goodman's-fields. Elizabeth Cunningham and 'oho Cunningham, of Davies. street, St. George, Hanover-square, livery-stable-keepers, April 22, 29, and May :7, at Guildtult. Attorney, I. :elder,. Duke-Street, Grosvenor-sr:ONO. lohn Turner, late of Blackheath, Kent, bricklayer, April 22, May 2, and 27, at Wei VC at Guildhall, London. Actor. nits, Messrs. Jennings an d Collies; Great Shire-lane, Lincoln's-1 nn. William Violin', late of Sr. fielartin's-le.Grand, Middlesex, cheesemonger, April 22, 29, and May 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Alto,ucy, Mr. Bryant, Copthall-court,Throg morton-street. Samuel Harrison, of Kent-road, Surrey; bricklayer, April :8, 29. and May 27; at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. At. tome), Mr. Marston, Church-row, Newington-Butts. lohn Webster Morris, of Dunstable, bedtiudshire, _printer. bookseller, and stationer, April 01, -- May b, and 27. twelve, at Guildhall, Loridon. Attornies, Messrs. Phillips and Ward, Howard -street, Shand. •• - • - - T. S , ,f ri 14 Itt, , ,T4e rollowitt lettr,t 3;ete loom! renceileti in the Om - mei-4)(41e ShutithariVork, tattopettedr id tor the ittultrata Ootxu,r...tdee, addreiset.l hy Mr. Sh.rp to tili,s Situckburgh the futmet . dated March 24 the hitter, two o'clock on Sunday mut 16114, MArcti £6, written about five hams wily.proiods to the. perpetration 61 the 1141 deed.:—r Fa t DAT, Ala.acar 14, 11,9. —Caroline! 0 my beloved. Caroline! I can bit a short time longer en iute your cruel scorn ; prepare to hea r the worstof me, and take care or your= U ! toy heavens! ,how loth I ant to de, but you 4:tnii pel me to leave you ; tor, was ever tthant. to cone wool you, woutd 1111V0 110 parents to upp.ue tAir will, I'l4+C 1101, cannot think,you would mike tue nappy. I wsli vine mord to read your dear letters, and !hen, on my honour, I will bring [bean to the cave to-morrow night, anti sitalt expect to End mine in the saute place on Sunday ought It yo'h love toe, tell me where you are going on Monday wilts 1.r..0k and your dear tither..; Your InOICS4IOIIS 01 4,,v: are as ar4 dent as I tuUld possibly whit ; would 10 v 0.4 I mat yoat actions were as convoiLitig : then, indeed, I suould , happy. .Caroline, suy tate ts certain; I am sop) , you will not let me live; _I am no child in toy ; .wheis once titved, it is immovable; l have no earthly thiniAs 10 li ve for, for you will never be tome, so I . will seek a nother and better world. I can now again scarcely tseliese. you love lIn , • as you will not trust me with your sweetletterS; but I allot!` 50..11 be insensible to every tiling ; on my word you depend wt my 'tutting them al Ine cave some thint toonor row night. When I ant acid, read twin over, and judge of my delight when I received Meta, anti of any anguish to ha obliged to give thew up. My preparations toy .11 this wurld take up so much 01 toy tune, Ludt 1 CAlOl. , t say more than God bless you! an.l itt..y ne ;or everprotea you Irvin Lill iniseraohe„ await rill to your truly Satanist and atleetionwer thougit wretched, " row? A. S.". s• 1 implore and supplicate your 'prayers ; arxi 1110:l_40:- Vellt1) anti sitters - 0y wilt I pray, an toy lASI nionients, Lisa may 41tVer feel the least rehnotse of conscience, 414 i the causer of my suicide. tor it was in y onr power, and y'our's only, save me, but you 'teat with tostlaiu all toy argum ents • — Adieu, for eve: adieu. ' ito • le t ai p n re e t t xx fu l ll toi y a s sured io ili o d f ce, see wasing you last night , that i. i )41 lute good grounds to treat iny•thleats so sli`AlltlY. b " y . the time Wlll 4:01110 When tau may see resolution is 1101 4 be shaken. W tut wutala 'hoe oeen your teellogs (I You have any teeitio,s), Kati rot found h i c t e te rt s a v i t; i t i t y t , i v it' u b i r o at i t i l A s v b ,: lt tec wl i t s . moat the care this 111 , g1i11%, whic the case, had I not put such Conti lence 111 your Lonnag to meet me ? 0 I fur shame. Caroline ;so to n g as Mc Liehitie men were over their w ine. a,ot to spate use one shoot ottani:la, to make my death easy ; but I .orio i e you ;nor will I repine at soy unhappy lot. Had. y-u seen any brains scattered ow the lace of the e.artli you would havataken my triter how ivy cold hand, and read it with s.oinposure, without shiehiaing pitying tear. e. A. S. Extracts from the Letter dated Sunday Morning twou'i:lock, 7 —7 • z 6, itley " Now that 1 hive settled, as well as my agitated mind will allow me, all my earthly . atlairs, I will devote my lot -sad Moments to my ever and tor ever beloved Caroitiw, pro ' vidod the m contents of your letter I expeet to find - at the .Ave y do not compel eto kill y ou, as.well as myself, hope in heaven it will not. I came firmly rebolvett to diei. L have exerted all ray energy to live, but without you it cannot be ; all my religion and tottitude 1 had used to possess, ha y now left ma; and indesul I am a wretched mental ; and yet I feel not the least: Sear at ticath, but.c.in , with pleasure aria 'composure quit this life, for It is itnpossible I CAI .uticr more; and if yon doubt sue stilt, which I shall beliav Y Q ? du, it you say one other word about your letters, I 'hint( shall be. tempted to. .take you with me, to that otlivriou that. bet ter world you talk, so much about, where we shall DO united, never, never to part ; shah indeed we shall enioy that bliss your cruel parents deny us titre; but I fervently hope your letter wilt be kind, and give me a solcitui 11 ` ) ., b1 never to be another `!; then 1 can die alone .4i.it whtcht4o; but it you give tae room to suspect that ytott,will ever Di:costar ally one's wife but mine, the thoudit will tie curtain death.' • • • *•..• " t am contented to die, and fervently do I hope you nsij be able to live; and live nappy, and suoietooe s tine~ or me'- I havefrom ray heart anal soul forgiven all who 114 " l ' s •i" 4 ., t Me, and hope they .will grant me they I. forsvetto* all i 0,71 e.,11 die . not the least resentment against any ow! d short note, containing trtiY 1... 4p p y. .. • • • • • • k t liter his pressions, was found in Mr. 6. ' s death Ca 1* C C .nue shame, '4llOO • . ro aro Mr ) Sls • , 1.1.101,, following ex upon you; not one kind line at cruel girl, adieu for rifer !" But it is suppo sed that words, Which were tontid•lying in the Null ) , • cannot live, and feared 1 shout , t st ar hair lead 1 ,501 V. Cunt. I shall do it wore composure could have possibly expe tted." • THE Blli11 : 1-.041" OF LUCK. BY PPM% FORRSIGHTe.ES(I. 1. T. UN V I C 43,16111)• aao&ea." I take tur my Text 'The simple woad Nixt.• And from ft theine Pa rehearse, •,`,- • . ;Which will please youeit!hopei 114 tliedrtti of ply scup; I'll begin to uiduld the IJear verse. " Soule Lope, as tlicy Own, kor a slice 01 N1)1140311 ; (To be next to 3 g utt's tlupg's 1110 crime) T nen sonic bko row, • And, when ;mit 'trio pay • Only promise to do it , nr.rt , time. [Tol tie to', kC " Some' folks get no more Than to I. ortuile ;sea door, A m t that's ne.*l le not NI% to win; l3t.t 11.1 neat sunk, NOin'tl wish, 'Should In - Ake int'rest withilt•h, As hetakes himself m.e.rs km... ETol. 4 • ll * 4* And at 9, Charing-cross„ Nay to the blai . „k Jod-se, r, ;,You'll find it tite )!ext time you go) , .I; i i ct4 eatill )t i u 4 * . itiA n icti ;11,: And .lext 6rt at Prize , buy of him y Ott knot - • . [Tdl Ic r° LTol tot, ~ • 14Jc I 1 4 0 t whi t wg,' • Ktiy_noritortis *; , Thee this shad Ici bey/xi 1 l'attr Mitt, 4 ' ,~, k . '4- • 5iTrY their' mint is wlict7ittui;t seck .1:ot Mortunc nrxi . )yr4, AAramnd the Aram lucky'numbeE.Fttnre. next.puichase yoti ialy t On ;text ttrinoiritif-ii,t'- . Fivc Ilundnitt ()Wain.; witLe pussc?frtt,ev,:ktprili Windt tits I,,ottetTY And none but ?/ - Al &twit' "aftp4l l . lucky Nornbtisintll)3ys;' I Wye bcxaYhrud up.zu praite, And faint lipatt : itakiit , Aiwpw we . ; 1-uckyNurnbcrl of iftsn. VOW hu y Oil v 5.11,1, ' • t • Tn i aleph' c"' Mid ree4 Fri'44sy; iiir44l-dajP Lt 0 4 4 .;: L 7 , * tti . r 2 tit ti , do ETQI d e r3it Tel de NJ , *t. da i L im las e t : at ic bi ul si i tetr i : ll / t ir y ttii u i t on h ' l sl a re s e c f ::,,ll4.;;g'riCotneltus ' .11Ankrt at Ts.Tutple.liar..in t r o: The s.rrrie Jay, in tipii-er iiirdok.-sthet, the Thoolas Chirite, EN+ Pr' DIYMENDS. May t 6. John Tames Seeman, of Winchester-street. Lon don; insurance-broter, at ten, at Guildhall. May 9. Richard Hodgman of Folkstone, Kent, engine. maker, at twelve, at Guil dhall, London. May 6. Thomas Franklin, of Leighton Busse rd Bedford shire, money-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall, L ondon. lure 6. George Southard, of New' Bond-street, ,Middlesex, linen-draper, atone, at Guildhall. May It. Richard Thomason late of Staining, Lancashire, corn.dealer, at twelve, at ilia George Inn, P May 6. Thomas Lupton, now or late or Sttipton, Vorkshire„ hardware atiopkeeper, at eleven, at the Black. ilortaAnn, Slupton. May 9. lohn Lewis Topping, of Bishopsgate.atreet, Lon. don. grocer, at twelve,_at May 9. Joseph Nlason Guest, at Birmingham, merchant, at eleven k at the Sliakspeare Tavern 13ir.i.ingharn. May S. ' John Underhill; at' Birmingham, merchant, at cle. Yen, at the Shakespeare Tavern, hurningnarn May. 9. loseph Hodgson; of Liverpool, auctioneer, at eleven, at ;rte Shakspeare Tavern, Birmingham. Maya. Richard floagman, of Folkitune, Kent, engine-ma. kelp at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May 6. Tnornai .W 41114111 3; of Caertilly, Glamorganshire, wool-matimactu'rer, at eleven, title Angel • Glarnorganallire. • Moy 16. Richard(-Morley, of. Epsom, Surre), pork-butcher, at twelve, at 16: London. (.'4 it I /FICA ES. May 6. George Richards, pt Conlinll, London, bookseller Charles oaborneot Wapinfit;.street, St. I ultai, Miudlesex, sus anti apothecary. Georio Alack ley, lately. us Anited, Anon, near Birmingham, cliiiponniutacturer. tit Stone, Staffordshire, maitster. • (ultnlVluseley, late of . ooole, but flow o f swmerlect, near Ittowkien, yorkblure, Rsehard ot hnuieftain, brut, sitopkeeper. SteithenSpratt, of Mentthain, siitlulk, miner. Peter Sao= u.ts, 1 1 1.Sifritig•plaLe, Ketfuhlt. fown, and New BOllLtriiireet, MlSkiioeX, pnntsclle r. JOilll of Let,ester, druAgist. oseph Dean, of Buriitiligharn,' japannef. Aaitliony 11)de, of 4ratittots, SuttAk,.liquor-merchant. PART - M.(11 . joint Locicand Ric:lll.rd Knight, of Harnmersittith; wine and brandy-merchants. Archibald Menties and john William Pratten, of Chapel. place, Cilifendi ;It-square, surgeons. Richard Bindloss,' William Gardner, and .lames Backhnuse Ilindloss, of atiancliester. lUSti4ll.llll3llllfAdUrCrzi, lames Cuthbert and Mic:;.iel Clarke,. sen. and Michael' Lirke, jun. of Savage Gardens, Crutched Mars," wine and spint.tnerehants. joint Lomas. Cartman, and Samuel Russell, of Staye/y. ntill!Yurkshire, ffiX and tow. spinners. Wild Hayes and john Carmichael, of Liverpool, porter. deal's George, Win ( Joseph, and Samuel Green, and William Os borne, of Slietii;:in, saw.m;:kers. Osborn Uiils ea Charles Roberts, of Shoreditch, cheese. mongers. liaaluth Gatwar.l. and .4ohn William Ratcliffe, of Barnes, cum-dealers. -Nanny Hayden and Hannah liayilen, of Brook.street, Gros. venor.sgtutre, dress-makers., juhri Perkins and A. Benham, of Queen-street,'Clieapside, merchants. • Josiah Cordeaux Shadgctt and Oliver Ve.sle, of Barnstable, dealers in Foreign and British spirits., William awl Edward Chippeailall, of Blackburn, Lancaster, warehou3ClilCll. • • It is a happy and met - notable circumstance in the annals of State Lotteries, that frem the few, princi. pal Benefits *which attended the FirSt Day's Drawing on Wednesday last, having been sold in Si.iteehttl Shares upwards of, forty iudividuals are th ere by suddenly raised to a state of independence, by risking only a very trifling stake of adventure. Friday next may be equally important, as 'there are but: Three Days remaining to draw, and, the opulence of the Wheel highly interesting. - SIXTY THOUSApID POUNDS may be gained b the purchase of a biiigte.Ticket, and in plopertion for Shares, at Eisit's old-established Offices; 4. corn hill, and 9; Charing-Cross, where Tickets' and Shares are,selling. FRIDAY next is the Second Day or-drawing, and the First-drawn Prize above-151. is entitled to FIVX HUNDRED WHOLE TICARTR, among which ttieris already a 5001. Prize. LONDON : Printed by lu H A RD HARKS, of N0..4, Martiett.court,l3nw.street ; and publisbed by VI/11,1.1AM A RAI C R SC R 1 PPS; -SLuthMo ..At the buN-Orrice, No. 112, Strand ; where ritivertisemots, Qrders for the raper, Letters for the &Mar, t l / 4 c. (post.paia), n stank Stbck, 245 \j avY.,,,C q 8; i %.ct.t 1797, inch s per:Vent 4 prr cent, lit a i.per cent. iteta 67 3 per enc. Coos. 67; 68 . 67; b4nk 1. Amt.' 18 s. 164134 tna.street, G rosverter. scp !at' test b AhliCsSta• SATURDAY, I DtlIA Stock, 14.sittis, t It• Seit I,ltAnit. i 2s ,pr• (.pi:;. Iv( 2510 May!: